Where do you disagree with other forecasters? Which community predictions have shifted the most? And what was that nanotech forecast you meant to update? We've introduced new filter & sort tools that provide more control over your feed so you can find the questions that matter to you.

How Does It Work?

Hot — The default feed. Sort by Hot to see the questions forecasters are focused on.

Movers — This sorts by the largest shifts in community prediction over the last week.

New — This sorts by the newest questions to appear on Metaculus—including those that are still Upcoming.

🔭 My Predictions

Oldest & Newest — Click to sort questions by when you last predicted on them.

Divergence — Discover where your forecast differs the most from the community prediction.

➕ More

If you would like even more control over your feed, select the More menu to access these dropdown options:

• Most upvotes

• Most comments

• Most predicted

• Soonest closing

• Most unread comments

🚰 Filter

Click filters to toggle them on and off, revealing different sets of questions. You can combine filters together and add sorting for even more control.

Content Type — Search for forecast questions, discussion posts, public figures, and notebooks.

Question Type — Narrow your search to binary questions, question groups, conditional pairs, or other question types.

Question Status — Filter on forecast question statuses such as Open, Resolved, or Pending Resolution.

Category — Previously, the list of categories was exclusively located here. Now you can select categories from the main feed page to streamline your search.

Question Author — Enter a Metaculus username to find all the questions they've created. (Note: This field is case sensitive.)

My Participation — These filters select for how you've participated on a given question, whether by predicting, not predicting, or upvoting.

Visibility — Select whether to view public or private questions.

To remove filters, simply click 'Clear' or the minus sign next to the filter.

Share your thoughts on the new sorting & filtering tools in the comments below. We’d love to hear your feedback!